Common Plumbing Issues at Home
Dive into the world of home plumbing as we uncover the common issues that often
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When septic systems fail, it is typically due to soil in the disposal field clogging up with slime from oxygenated bacteria. When sizable colonies of these bacteria migrate from a septic tank to the disposal field, they produce biomaterial that clogs pores of the soil, meaning air cannot circulate. As they grow, the bacteria produce volumes of nitrate which can seep into the local water table.
There were two costly options when the above scenario occurred — to either repair or replace the system entirely. The usual solution was to pump the waste and clogs out of the septic tank and start a new disposal field. However, SludgeHammer offers a better option for dealing with long-term wastewater management — and Dooley Service Pro is proud to be a certified distributor for Ohio.
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